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excell deleting rows
hey everyone,
is there a way to delete rows if all criteria are met? what I mean is this..... I can generate a report and send it to excel, if I have 5 columns say and I am missing info in one column, I want to keep the row, if the row is full, I dont need it, so delete it Code:
1I must explain at this point, that the information is stored in a database, the report is really for me to fill in the blanks, if you know what I mean. so I don't want to trawl through hundreds of sheets of paper, to update only a handful of rows. ik |
Re: excell deleting rows
Add in a new column with the formula...
=OR(ISBLANK(A2),ISBLANK(B2),ISBLANK(C2),ISBLANK(D2 )) and then filter out all the Falses. |
Re: excell deleting rows
You could add an extra calculated column, something like
if (A1<>" " and B2 <> " " and ..., "All fields present","not all there") Sort by the new column and manually delete all the one saying 'All fields present'. (Sorry, I can't remember the exact if/and syntax!) Alternatively use a database query to only select the interesting records, eg Select a, b ,c from table where a = " " or b = " " or c = " "; |
Re: excell deleting rows
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Gazzae, thats worked nicely enough, thanks ik |
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